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The turbo:before-fetch-response event is fired from the <turbo-frame> or <form> element that originated the request; like the turbo:submit-end event, which is fired from the <form> element that originated it.

The turbo:before-fetch-response event allows us to cancel the event, while turbo:submit-end doesn't.

The turbo:before-fetch-response event doesn't contain any extra information in the event.detail property (such as success) while turbo:submit-end does contain it.